'Excuse me. Will you teach your daughter like this?': Kangana clarifies her remarks
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut released a video clarifying her recent 'generation gutter' remarks, asserting that she was criticizing unethical public behavior rather than an entire generation. She emphasized the importance of discipline and dignity while distancing herself from the media's interpretation of her comments.
Why it matters
The incident highlights the ongoing friction between public figures, social media discourse, and the role of traditional media in framing political commentary on generational values.
NEW DELHI: Following widespread criticism over her 'generation gutter' and other remarks, BJP MP and actor Kangana Ranaut on Wednesday took to Instagram and shared a video explaining and clarifying her comments.In a video posted on Instagram on Wednesday, Ranaut defended her earlier remarks and accused the media of backing behaviour that she said should not be normalised.She said, "I am making this reel for the media's friends, because I have stopped some protesters who were displaying unethical, unethical behavior on the streets in front of children, in front of elders, in front of women, by normalizing it. We do not accept this in this society.""We do not want our children to be sexualized prematurely by their unethical actions. We feel ashamed in front of our elders. We do not accept this kind of behavior. We will not let it be normalised.
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